Discover the best surfing spots in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand! From Da Nang’s perfect barrels to Phuket’s crystal waves – plan your ultimate surf adventure with expert-guided Vietnam Tours, Cambodia Tours, Laos Tours & Thailand Tours by Legend Travel Group.
Surfing Koh Rong Cambodia (Source: Internet)Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, personally guiding and organizing tours for over 100,000 travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights and guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys. © Legend Travel Group since 2008 – All rights reserved.
Surfing Koh Samui (Source: Internet)Southeast Asia is rapidly emerging as one of the world’s most exciting surf frontiers. With warm water year-round, uncrowded line-ups, affordable living, and stunning tropical backdrops, it’s the perfect playground for beginners and seasoned surfers alike. Whether you’re chasing glassy barrels in Vietnam, point breaks in Thailand, river waves in Laos, or secret beach breaks in Cambodia – Legend Travel Group’s expertly crafted Vietnam Travel, Cambodia Travel, Laos Travel and Thailand Travel packages bring you straight to the action with local surf guides, quality boards, and hassle-free logistics.
Book with confidence: Only 10% deposit required, final payment just 30 days before departure – keep total peace of mind!
Da Nang & China Beach – Vietnam’s surf capital. Consistent 3–8 ft waves October–March, multiple beach breaks and point breaks. Perfect for all levels.
Mui Ne – Long sandy beach with steady side-shore winds November–April. Famous for kite-surfing too, but great longboard waves.
Nha Trang – Beginner-friendly beach breaks and nearby secret points reachable by boat.
Vung Tau – Closest surf to Ho Chi Minh City (2 hrs), consistent year-round waves.
Koh Rong & Koh Rong Samloem – Crystal-clear water, reef breaks and beach breaks. Still very uncrowded – often you’ll have the wave to yourself.
Sihanoukville (Otres Beach & Independence Beach) – Easy access from Phnom Penh, fun beach breaks during monsoon swells (May–October).
Kep & Rabbit Island – Emerging spots with reef and point potential.
Vang Vieng – Home to the legendary Mekong River standing wave (November–February). A rare freshwater surfing experience – perfect for longboarding and parties!
Phuket (Kata, Surin, Nai Harn) – Year-round surf with best season April–October. Kata Beach hosts international competitions.
Khao Lak – Powerful beach breaks and nearby point breaks, less crowded than Phuket.
Krabi (Railay & Ao Nang) – Stunning limestone backdrop, surfable during southwest monsoon.
Koh Lanta, Koh Phayam, Koh Samui – Island escapes with mellow waves and laid-back surf communities.
Surfing Nha Trang Beach (Source: Internet)Always greet locals with a smile and “sawasdee” (Thailand), “xin chào” (Vietnam), “sabaidee” (Laos), or “sous-dey” (Cambodia).
Respect temple dress codes when exploring after surf sessions – cover shoulders and knees.
Ask permission before photographing local fishermen or villagers.
Support local surf schools and shapers – fair prices keep the scene alive.
Leave only footprints – take all plastic and trash with you.
Ride the best breaks from Da Nang to Mui Ne with local surf guides, beachfront accommodation, and daily transfers. Perfect for all levels.
Boat-accessed secret spots around Koh Rong, yoga sessions, and sunset beers. Pure tropical surf bliss.
Surf the famous Mekong standing wave, tubing, and explore limestone karsts.
Phuket → Khao Lak → Krabi → Koh Lanta. Chase the best southwest monsoon swells with pro guides.
The ultimate bucket-list trip: Vietnam → Cambodia → Laos → Thailand. All transfers, surf guides, and hidden gems included.
All packages include:
Professional local surf guides
Quality board rental or bring-your-own storage
Daily breakfast & selected meals
Airport/border transfers
Only 10% deposit – final payment 30 days before departure
Surfing Vung Tau (Source: Internet)Vietnam: October–March (clean northeast swells)
Cambodia: May–October (southwest monsoon)
Laos: November–February (Mekong river wave)
Thailand: April–October (southwest monsoon, best May–September)
2–3 surfboards (or rent quality ones locally)
Tropical wax, leash, rash guard, reef booties
High-SPF reef-safe sunscreen & zinc
Lightweight board bag for island-hopping
Waterproof dry bag for boat trips
Travel insurance with surfing coverage
Reusable water bottle & eco-friendly toiletries
Surfing Tour in Southeast Asia (Source: Internet)Budget Surfer: $35–$60/day (hostels, street food, local board rental)
Mid-Range: $80–$150/day (private rooms, surf camps, guided sessions)
Legend Travel Group All-Inclusive Surf Tours: From $899/person (10% deposit only)
Book domestic flights early (Vietnam, Thailand) or comfortable VIP buses (Cambodia, Laos)
Always check swell forecasts 48h before border crossings
Carry USD small bills + local currency for remote breaks
Download offline maps – cell service can be spotty at secret spots
Respect local surf etiquette – patience pays off in uncrowded line-ups
Phu Quoc Island Beach - the best place for surfing (Source: Internet)Do I need to bring my own board? Not necessary – quality rentals available everywhere, but bring your favorite shortboard if you’re advanced.
Is surfing in Southeast Asia crowded? Still very uncrowded compared to Bali or Australia – especially Cambodia & Laos.
Best country for beginner surfers? Vietnam (Da Nang) and Thailand (Phuket) have the most surf schools and gentle waves.
Can I combine surfing with cultural travel? Absolutely – all Legend Travel Group surf tours include temple visits, night markets, and local food experiences.
Ready to score empty barrels under palm trees?
Contact Legend Travel Group now – secure your spot with just 10% deposit and pay the balance 30 days before departure.
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© Legend Travel Group since 2008 – Southeast Asia’s trusted surf & adventure specialist.
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